And I like the page, which took me to one of those “Allow Del Taco to see your profile”, which generated, finally, this coupon with my name on it.

So there you go. From Digg.com, to a landing tab on Facebook, to a personalized coupon for a free Taco.

Some things I don’t like:

1. This interaction cost them money. And yet, the closest Del Taco appears to be hundreds of miles away from me (I can’t tell you, their mobile site didn’t work, and I can’t be bothered to look up to see locations). They could have easily Geo targeted this. Or maybe they couldn’t. Maybe Facebook wouldn’t let them exclude people from the offer. Still, that they bought Digg without buying locations seems like an epic fail. The click on Digg cost them money, and I ain’t gonna redeem this.

2. What’s with coupon #45? Am I the 45th person to take this journey? That seems low, but it’s also content that is irrelevant to the consumer. If you needed numbers for a hard count, start at 1021, and count from there. You know your code, don’t start at zero.